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Proceedings of the Second Small-Scale Fisheries Summit

5–7 July 2024, Rome, Italy













FAO. 2025. Proceedings of the Second Small-Scale Fisheries Summit, Rome, 5–7 July 2024. FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Proceedings, No. 70. Rome. 





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